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Taylorville Community Credit Union CD Rates

Taylorville Community Credit Union’s best CD rate is 4.09% APY on a 7-month share certificate (CD). Terms run from 7 months to 5 years. Rates checked October 16, 2026.

How Taylorville Community Credit Union’s CD rates compare

Compared with banks and credit unions near Taylorville, IL, where Taylorville Community Credit Union has the most branches. $10,000, best rate first.

  • This credit union’s best

    Taylorville Community Credit Union

    4.09%APY

    Term
    7 months
    Minimum
    $1,000
    Earns on $10,000
    $237

    Share Certificates

  • Top rate

    First National Bank of Pana

    4.40%APY

    Term
    12 months
    Minimum
    $1,000
    Earns on $10,000
    $440

    First National Bank of Pana rates

  • 2nd-highest rate

    First National Bank in Taylorville

    4.30%APY

    Term
    15 months
    Minimum
    $1,000
    Earns on $10,000
    $540

    First National Bank in Taylorville rates

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Taylorville Community Credit Union CD score

82

CD score

Higher than 60% of U.S. banks and credit unions

By term
  • 3–8 months3–8 mo4.09%
  • 9–15 months9–15 mo3.64%
  • 16–30 months16–30 mo3.29%
  • 31–60 months31–60 mo3.09%
  • QualifiedQualified4.09%

Each track runs from the lowest to the highest rate among U.S. banks and credit unions; the dot is this rate.Qualified: needs another account or monthly activity.

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Where Taylorville Community Credit Union ranks

By CD score, in each area where it has branches

Current CD rates

Rates from the credit union’s website. Earnings assume the rate doesn’t change.

Who can join Taylorville Community Credit Union

This may be incomplete or out of date, so check with the credit union before you apply.

Where you live or work

  • Membership is open to everyone who works or lives in Christian, Montgomery, and Shelby Counties.

Membership information collected October 5, 2026.

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